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Title
Promoting Transformations by Linking Nature, Wealth and Power
Author(s)
Karl Didier and Ochirkhuyag Lkhamjav
Abstract
As most of us involved in conservation in Mongolia are not intimately familiar with crop-based agriculture, this report is an attempt to better understand the issue, and to answer a few basic questions: 1. What is the historical context for crop-based agriculture in Mongolia, over the past 100 years or so? How important has it been? What crops have been tried and to what extent? 2. What is the current extent of crop production in Mongolia? What areas are being farmed and what crops are being grown? 3. What are the Mongolian government’s plans for crop production? 4. What initial concerns for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem health do these plans raise?
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